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John Douglas, Public Service Commission candidate: $113,136

John F. Douglas, a three-term state senator from Social Circle, says he made $113,000 and change last year.

Douglas said that income includes his salaries as a legislator ($31,741, including per diem) and as a field rep for the Peace Officers Association of Georgia, military retirement and his wife’s salary. The job he and four other candidates are seeking — an open seat on the Public Service Commission — pays about $116,000 a year.

Two other PSC candidates, former state Sen. Joey Brush and Keith Moffett of Macon, still haven’t filed disclosures of their personal finances, which were due the first week of May. The disclosures, required under state law, are intended to give voters a sense of whether a candidate’s personal financial interests might intersect with his or her public duties if elected.

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